Nataly Kelly, an analyst at Common Sense Advisory, a marketing research firm that follows language services, said a lack of enthusiasm for learning languages among adults may hark back to their school days.
Both sides "believe that reality follows language usage," that if they "can stop people from ever seeing offensive words and ideas, they can prevent them from having the thought or committing the act that the words imply".
The BBFC's broader considerations regarding language, and the way it may determine a movie's classification, are as follows: "Language which people may find offensive includes the use of expletives with a sexual, religious or racial association, derogatory language about minority groups and commonly understood rude gestures.
We follow language, language doesn't follow us 😁.
"We follow language, language doesn't follow us," they tweeted.
The keywords are as follows: language impairments AND Alzheimer Disease (the number of results 1,358) social intervention AND Alzheimer Disease (the number of results 702) medical treatment AND Alzheimer Disease (the number of results 6,615).
The neuropsychological preoperative findings were as follows: language deficits, 12 studies; memory deficits, 3 studies; attention/executive functioning deficits, 3 studies; visuo-spatial domain, 1 study; 1 study mentioned subnormal cognition without specifying the domains/tasks.
They interpret this crosslinguistic difference as follows: languages which have the grammatical means to express an aspectual difference via alternative forms the progressive vs. simple forms in English enforce immediate aspectual commitment, whereas languages that lack this grammatical feature have to leave it underspecified.
Exclusion criteria were as follows: language-related barriers, severe cognitive impairment, and any medical condition that would interfere with research assessments and refusal to take part in the study.
The forms followed the language of the immigration laws, which excluded those considered mentally, physically or politically undesirable.
